More Group Accountants - International Accountant based in London UK

Overview Small businesses are on the rise. In the UK at the end of 2017 there were 5.7 million Small Medium Enterprises (SME’s) equating to over 99% of all UK business. If we break this down further, in 2016 96% (5.4 million) of these SME’s were micro-businesses (0-9 employees). As the figures clearly show, small businesses are very popular. Therefore, we know there are loads of you out there who will benefit from these tips about accounting for small business owners! Be organised with book keeping Bookkeeping involves the organisation and processing of your business records. It encompasses payments, invoices, cash flow, profit and loss, balance sheets, forecasts and future projections. These records form the backbone of a business, so keeping them up to date and accurate is essential to keep your business afloat. Additionally, business owners are required to keep these records, which have the potential to be audited, for a minimum of 6 years. Be aware of and

"Seeking to  build trust with customers? Go down into  this article, you will have the best point to point things to build trust with customers." Building trust with clients is essential to business success. It is vital to a successful relationship. Here are a few top tips to gain the trust of your clients: Honesty and Transparency –  Clients never buy from a business they don’t trust. Many businesses make the mistake of exaggerating and over-promising to attract clients. Stand out by being honest and edge you over competitors. Display integrity and recognise competition –  Gain client’s trust and respect by being wise on decisions that are unpopular and the right thing for the client. Best not to speak negatively of your competitors and highlight their bad experiences or services. Rise above and instead highlight your company’s strengths. It’s not all about you –  Be diligent of your client’s needs before making it all about your company and its resources. Unde

What after Business Incorporation? So, you’ve had an exciting innovative idea and you’ve decided to build a business. To set up a private limited company you will need to register with Companies House. This is known as business incorporation and to incorporate your business you will need the following: ·          A company name ·          A registered office address ( If not click here to get virtual address ) ·          A minimum of one director ·          At least one shareholder (or more) and the share details ·          A SIC code (classifies your business) ·          Memorandum and articles of association (an agreement and rules made by the shareholders to create the company) ·          PSC (people with significant control) details Submitting these documents to Companies House to register your business is the first step to setting up your new company. After this you should receive the Certificate of Incorporation and other documents confirming the registr

Throughout the year, More Group offers several young adults the opportunity to work in our offices. They gain experience across all departments with additional time spent in the area which most interests them. Learn about the experiences of the latest  More Group corporate service s   & Accounts Intern: When I was told that I should seek out work experience for two weeks in the summer, I instantly knew where I wanted to apply. I knew that I wanted to find work experience in an accountancy firm and luckily, I had family working at More Group. I contacted the HR Department and they provided me with the opportunity to work in the Head Office in London for two weeks. Prior to arriving at the office, I imagined I’d be entering a workplace full of stressed, overworked, wired accountants. Fortunately, it was quite the contrary, the office was full of energetic and sociable people. Everyone was really welcoming and had a positive attitude towards their work. I spent the first week